The RePlaybook: A Field Guide to the Climate and Information Crisis
<p>We are experiencing a climate and information crisis. While temperatures rise, the digital information landscape is fast becoming a toxic wasteland. The distortion of knowledge is accelerating polarisation, radicalisation, and confusion — endangering our ability to respond to climate change. The question is, what can we do?</p> <p>The RePlaybook gathers insights from 30 organisations and practitioners at the forefront of the response. From attention-sucking algorithms to AI-generated slop, it explores how our information environment is shaping and influencing opinion on climate and offers strategies to decode disorder, challenge tech paradigms, and counteract division. This collaborative guide combines thought leadership and practical approaches. It equips communicators, campaigners, journalists, and researchers with fresh tools for navigating complexity and strengthening climate discourse in an age of cultural divides and contested truth.</p>
Editors: Stephanie Hankey
Contributors: Elisa Morgera, Eliot Higgins, Leon Erlenhorst, Joey Grostern, Guy Porter, Jake Carbone, Faye Holder, Tom Holen, Mohammad Nasif, Anton Törnberg, Kjell Vowles, Maria Amelie, Max Voievoda, Sam Jeffers, Ravi Sreenath, Adrienne Russell, Carlos Hernández, Antonio López, Abbie Richards, Sean Buchan, Dana Schran, Ana Romero-Vicente, Katharina Zuegel, Glyn Thomas, Julian Oliver, Marek Tuszynski, Matthew Phillips, Harriet Kingaby, Gesunde Menschen, Henning Flaskamp, Lucy von Sturmer, Charlotte Levitt, Florencia Lujani, Amber Mcintyre, Sophie Lally, Guendalina De Luigi, Régine Debatty, Cynthia Soneghet, Chris Pratt, Meenal Thakur
Editorial Supporter: Jo de Vries, Amber Macintyre, Christy Lange
Proofreader: Laura Collacott
Designer: Peter Post, Petra Esveld
Art Director: Lisa Post
Photographer: Luka Perkins Petit